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Taranaki Daily News, 3 July 1920, Page 8

SA£ES BY AtfCttOK. BIRD ROAD, STRATFORD. WEDNESDAY, JULY 7th, 1920. NEWTON KING JLJAS received instructions from Mr. J. WILLIS, who has sold his farm, to sell as above—--37 GOOD DAIRY COWS, Aug., Sept. calvers, ALL YOUNG. 6 heifers, in calf 5 heifer calves 3 farm horses (staunch And quiet, single or double harness) 1 gig pony , , 6 breeding sows (well bred Berkshires) 1 boar and a number of small pigs Tip Dray, Milk Cart (new) and Ba> ness, Trap, Gig and Harness, M.H. Double Furrow Plough, 2 B.F, Ploughs, Disc, Tine and Chain H». rows, M.H. Spring Tooth Cultivator (good order), M.H. Lime Distributor, Cambridge Roller, florae Ho?, PUnet Jr. Seeder and floe, 1 Iron Age Seed-. «r and Hoe (new), 2 sets Swisg!e Bars, 3-horse Bar Plough, Leading and Logging Chains, Cross-cut Saws, Hammers and Wedges, 2 Crow Ban* Hay Rake, Forks, Hauling Ropes, 2' Stack Covers 18 x 18 (ne*w), Wire Strainers, Hammer, Grinder, Grind* stone, Farm and Garden Tools, Chaff Cutter (hand power), 2 Sledges, 2 Wheelbarrows (new), and Sundries} 1J Barrel of Molasses, Barrels, Milk Tank 100 gals., Scalding Trough, 2* inch kauri; Blocks and Tackle etc, 7 Milk Cans, 1 Alpha Laval Separa* tor (14 gals.), Churn« and Butter Worker, 2 Spray Pumps and Spraji ing Material, Cattle Tube, S Vim, i Stumping Jacks, 1 Bottle Jade (i> tons), 14-gal. Copper, Boiler and Stand, Household Furniture and Effects. Books: Century Dictionary, _ Cyclopoedia and Atlas 10 Vol (reserve), Macaulay's History, Poetical Works 10 vols,, Encyclopoedia 6 vol. Travels and Lives of Sir Henry Lawrence and Lord Roberts, and othes works. Fowls, Ducks and Geese, ' SALE AT 11.30 P.M. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. , STRATFORD YARDS. THURSDAY, Bth NEWTON KING H as received instructions from M". W. E. JONES, who has sold his farm, to sell in the Stratford Yards (for convenience of sale) on above date— ' WITHOUT RESERVE: DAIRY COWS, mostly young, expected to calve Aug,-Sept. SLIGHT RESERVE. 149 C. Shares, Stratford Dairy Company. Sale at 1 o'clock.The above cows were originally Mr- H. N. Silk's Herd, and were milked last season by Mr. A, H. Muller, Wartoick Rokd. My Agant has inspected these cows. They comprise a good sprinkling of jersey, balance Jersey-Shorthorn cross. They are all in good condition, thoroughly sound and quiet. The Property is sold, and they are. for absolute sal?. KAHOURI BRIDGE, STRATFORD. FRIDAY, JULY flt-h. \ newton" king JJAS received instructions from Mr, J. G. FALDER who has sold his farm, to sell as above— WITHOUT RESERVE: DAIRY COWS, Jersey, Holstein, and Shorthorn 4 Grade Jersey sprirpng heifers 4 Grade Holstein springing heifers 0 choice weaner heifers • 1 5 breeding sows, to farrow Aug. «. 10, 19, and 28, and Sept. 4. 1 Pedigree Berkshire boar r 2 useful farm horses (all farm work) 1 gig mare (6 years), all harn?»i, fast 5 sheep ALSO: 1 SF. Plough, 1 Hoy Sweep, 1 D.F. Plough (good as i:ew, Harvester Co.), Chain and Disc Harrows, Cultivator, 1 Milk Cart, 1 Gig, lset Gig Harness, 1 Light Spring Cart, 2 syts Dray Harness, Spare Hnrness, Price's Jack, Trewhelia Jack, several B?. 6 "i Cement, Milk Cans, Circular San' and Bench, Hydraulic Ram (No. 31, Rotary Pump, Logging & PlougU Chain's, Crow Bars, Maul & Wedges, Tools, 2 Cattle Dogs, Fowls ana Ducks, Milk Cans and Strainer, etc, ' HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS —Contents of Seven Rooms. WITH SLIGHT RESERVE: 4fl Shares Stratford Dairy Co. (fully paid) ) 1 piano l- Bohm." \ Sale at 12 o'clock LUNCHEON PROVIDED The cows are a genuine lot; 2(1 are 2n! and 3rd calvers. Practically all bred Ay the vendor. Calving dates at sale, ; Springing heifers equal to best offered this year. Mr. Faldcr has been farming for 10 years, and has never had a sain. He* is leaving the district, and the cows an FOR ABSOLUTE SALE, .